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9780810963825

Bruges and the Renaissance

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    9780810963825

  • ISBN10:

    0810963825

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-06-01
  • Publisher: Harry N. Abrams
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Summary

In the 16th century, the Belgian city of Bruges was invariably depicted in art and literature as a great artistic center and economic hub -- the vibrant and sophisticated "Athens of the North" in which humanist ideas took root and flourished. This fascinating and wide-ranging study opens in 1494, when artists Hans Memling and Gerard David settled in Bruges, and ends in 1584, when Pieter Pourbus arrived in the port city. Essays explore the artistic developments that occurred in the intervening nine decades, with a focus on the spread of ideas from the Italian Renaissance to northern Europe. Through trade, the migration of artists, and the circulation of artworks, new intellectual and aesthetic standards seeped into local artists' work, resulting in the glorious images reproduced in this volume.

Table of Contents

Abbreviations 6(1)
Photographic credits 6(1)
Lenders to the exhibition 7(1)
Foreword 8(2)
Patrick Moenaert
Preface 10(2)
Valentin Vermeersch
Introduction 12(2)
Maximiliaan P.J. Martens
The Authors 14(1)
The Discovery of Bruges Painting
15(7)
Till-Holger Borchert
Bruges: a Solid Image
22(4)
Paul Huvenne
``Fondans en melencolie de povrete'' Living and Working in Bruges 1482-1584
26(7)
Wim Blockmans
Culture and Mentality
33(10)
Noel Geirnaert
Ludo Vandamme
The Dialogue between Artistic Tradition and Renewal
43(21)
Maximiliaan P.J. Martens
The Diaspora of the Bruges Renaissance
64(252)
Dominique Marechal
CATALOGUE
Painting cats.
1(153)
Hans Memling
66(14)
Hilde Lobelle-Caluwe
Gerard David
80(14)
Maryan W. Ainsworth
Jan Provoost
94(13)
Ron Spronk
Jan de Hervy
107(2)
Maximiliaan P.J. Martens
The Master of the Holy Blood
109(11)
Lars Hendrikman
Adriaen Isenbrant
120(20)
Till-Holger Borchert
Albert Cornelis
140(2)
Dorien Tamis
Ambrosius Benson
142(16)
Dominique Marechal
Guillaume Benson
158(3)
Dominique Marechal
Simon Bening
161(12)
Thomas Kren
Lancelot Blondeel
173(16)
Linda Jansen
Pieter Pourbus
189(27)
Paul Huvenne
Pieter I Claeissens
216(8)
Eva Tahon
Pieter II and Pieter III Claeissens
224(5)
Eva Tahon
Antoon Claeissens
229(2)
Eva Tahon
Marcus Gheeraerts the Elder
231(8)
Eva Tahon
Johannes Stradanus
239(7)
Willy Le Loup
Pietro Candido
246(2)
Willy Le Loup
Frans Pourbus the Elder
248(5)
Paul Huvenne
Anonymous Masters
253
Maximiliaan P.J. Martens
Prints cats
154(21)
Willy Le Loup
260
Books cats
175(50)
Ludo Vandamme
280
Sculpture cats
225(19)
Stephane Vandenberghe
293
Tapestry cats
244(72)
Stephane Vandenberghe
307(9)
Bibliography 316

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